🔌 Cable Matters 2-Pack Braided USB C Cable – 3A Fast Charging – Black – 3.3 Feet – Samsung Galaxy S20, S20+, S20 Ultra, Note 10, Note 10+, LG G8, V50, Google Pixel 4, and More Review

The cable has good build quality - the connectors fit well especially the USB-C end which fits well and a has a satisfactory fit when fully seated and the cable/sheath appears to be of good quality. The cable works great for charging, but after updating my car to Android Auto (AA) I noticed that the connection drops intermittently. I traced it back to an intermittent connection at the USB-C end of the connector - when I wiggled the cable near the connector, the connection was lost. I switched…

The cable feels good and is durable. The plug fits the type C and type A connectors described. I have a Google Nexus 5x and am concerned about the charging situation. Having only one CC cable limits the possibilities. I bought this pair of cables to keep one in my bag and the other in my car. Now I could still use my old car charger, and with a different cable I could use any regular USB charger or port. I don't mind, but this cable only supports USB 2.0, not 3.0, so it won't be that fast. I…

I bought this product in October 2016, almost 3 years ago and it hasn't let me down since! I bought 2 at the time, both of which I still have. One cable has been used for bedside charging since purchase and continued to function normally, although the cable was kinked during bedside shuffles and when plugging and unplugging the phone at night. The other cord was thrown in the bottom of backpacks from my last three years of high school, but it worked just as well as the day I got it. I've had…

Don't trust your equipment with unnecessary cables. It is not worth. That's the real deal. Quality, reliable cables that work well and last a long time. And the price is good too. If you use Android phones, you need a charger EVERYWHERE. I actually bought two packs of 2, one 3ft, the other 6ft. So I have 6ft cords plugged into my nightstand and desk and 3ft cords in my car and portable charger. Very convenient, wherever I sit for a while, it is extremely convenient for me to charge in minutes…

When I ordered my Galaxy S8 I realized that I had to buy all new cables as all my previous devices used micro USB. I've heard that the USB-C charging standard is a bit different than what I've used before and decided to do a little research before buying. I read that it is very important that all USB-C cables used for charging have a 56kΩ resistor to allow communication between the device and the charger to measure the current and tell the device how much current the charger is delivering for…

Bought the 6.6ft and 3.3ft cables for the Galaxy S10 about a month ago and am very happy with my purchase. I've had no issues with cables and have noticed consistent charging and data transfer performance with every use. The cable fits snugly and snugly into the phone's USB-C port and is a high quality product. I have no complaints. I was looking for a cable compatible with the Galaxy S10 fast charging technology. The phone shows a fast charge with these cables and when I measured the current…

I bought these 2 cable packs and they both failed - The first cable failed within 3 months. It started intermittently while charging my Samsung S8+; sometimes the possibility of "fast" loading was detected, and sometimes I got a message that only "slow" loading is available. I have tried this cable on several chargers with the same result. When I switched to the other cable I had laying around everything worked fine, so I'm pretty sure the problem is with the cable. There was never any rough…

I tried both cables but neither of them lets you charge your phone in turbo mode. I switched the cable to a different brand and MotoZPlay immediately went into turbocharged mode. The cables appear to function like a data cable and the build quality appears to be good. But I would look elsewhere for the charging cable. Review update: After doing more research and monitoring the current/voltage from my charger using the Ampere app and a USB power meter from DROK Hardware, I have a better…